the ethnological notebooks of karl marx - Marxists Internet Archive

tobacco in garden beds, made unleavened bread von pounded mai^e which theyboiled in earthen99 vessels (these loaves or cakes about 6 inches in diameter u.an inch thick); tanned skins into leather w ith w hich they m anufacturedk ilts, leggins u. moccasins; used bow and arrow and warclub als H auptw affen;used flin t, stone u. bone implements, w ore skin garments, w ere expert hunters u.fishermen. Constructed long joint-tenement houses large enough to accom ­m odate j , 10, 20 fam ilies u. each household practised communism in living; wereunacquainted mit the use o f stone or adobe-brick in house architecture u. m it d. useder native metals. In mental capacity u. general advancem ent waren theyd. representative branch dr Indian fam ily north o f New M exico. M ilitary “ theircareer was simply terrific. They were the scourge o f G od upon the aborigines o fthe continent.”In lapse o f time number u. names der respective gentes have slightly varied,their largest num ber being 8.I ) Senecas: i) W olf. 2) Bear, f ) Turtle. 4) Beaver, j ) D eer. 6) Snipe.7) Heron. 8) H awk.I I ) Cayugas: 1) W olf. 2) Bear, 3) Turtle. 4) Beaver, j ) D eer. 6) Snipe.7) E el. 8) H awk.I l l ) Onondagas: 1) W olf. 2) Bear, 3) Turtle. 4) Beaver, j ) D eer. 6) Snipe.7) E el. 8) B a ll.I V ”) Oneidas. 1) W olf. 2) Bear. 3) Turtle.V ) Mohawks. 1) W olf. 2) Bear, 3) Turtle.V I ) Tuscaroras. 1) Gray W olf. 2) Bear. 3) Great Turtle. 4) Beaver, j) Yellowwolf. 6) Snipe. 7) E e l. 8) L ittle Turtle.D . Changes zeigen, dass certain gentes in some o f the tribes becameextinct u. dass andre form ed by segmentation o f overfull gentes. D as ju sgentilicium besteht:1) T he right der gens o f selecting its sachem und chiefs.F